Packaging Digest

9
Feb

We Deliver the Best Packaging on National Pizza Day

While the pizza is the main attraction on #NationalPizzaDay, the box can serve as the ideal warmup act, as these examples demonstrate. …

9
Feb

Packaging Possibilities: How One Company Pulled Off an Olympic Feat in Packaging

A Texas company uses intricate reusable containers to keep Team USA’s delicate luge sleds safe on their way to and from the 2022 Winter Olympics in Beijing. …

9
Feb

Evergreen Ups Game as PET Bottle Recycler and rPET Producer

Acquisitions and expansions enable the company to increase food-grade rPET production, and technology is streamlining its recycling operations. …

8
Feb

3 Advantages of AI Inspection for Pharmaceutical Packaging

Here’s how artificial intelligence (AI) technology for inspection systems can help safeguard the efficiency and profitability of your solid oral dose packaging line. …

3
Feb

Paper Multipack for Cans Scores Huge Sustainability Win

Grupo Modelo will eliminate 100 tons of plastic using WestRock's CanCollar Eco beverage packaging, a first in North America. …

3
Feb

Breaking News in Flexible Packaging December 2021

Magnetic inks aid recycling sortation, playful paper pouches, compostable stand-up pouch for Georgian Bay Granola, and more. …

1
Feb

Packages Gone Wrong!

These #PackagingFail examples are why packaging designers need to finally listen to consumers and give them what they’ve been asking for forever. …

1
Feb

P&G Hopes Consumers Will Flip for New Dawn Package

Redesigned packaging for the venerable brand of dishwashing liquid — featuring an inverted bottle and mess-free cap — delivers one-handed, grab-and-squeeze dosing. …

1
Feb

5 Cool Packaging Stories Worth Another Look

Best-read, coolest “arcticles” of January detail wireless power, food-packaging essentials, bioplastics from seaweed, small barrier bottles, and reborn designs. …

1
Feb

Nephron’s New Progressive Syringe Extends Product Shelf Life

The pharmaceutical manufacturer switches to higher barrier plastic that acts more like glass but is safer for patients. …